Sentence examples for practical to examine from inspiring English sources

The definition of individual terminal varicosities was so sharp and detailed that it was routinely practical to examine the relationship of putative vagal efferent contacts (by the criteria of high magnification light microscopy) with the dendritic and somatic architecture of counterstained neurons in the myenteric plexus.

It wouldn't be practical to examine and analyze every one of their conversations on a wider scale, but thankfully, the data science world makes it easier for us.

Such results also argue strongly that even if we have missed certain E2F-regulated targets in our analysis (it is not practical to examine all E2F targets, as some may not yet have been identified), it is highly unlikely that transcriptional upregulation of any E2F-regulated genes in late-G1 is required for entry into S-phase.

It is only practical to examine very low-order interactions, for example, '10 000 choose 2 or 3′ possible interactions (Jain et al, 2000).

In clinical settings, however, it is not practical to examine SNPs before tacrolimus administration because of the cost and clinical unavailability.

However, there is no practical way to examine the effects of television use among adults, because almost all adults use TV.

In response, the real-life strategies throughout the guide include practical steps to examine and address negative gender stereotypes, methods for tracking both behavior and learning responses from girls and boys, and overall approaches for schools and communities to become more gender-friendly and inclusive.

However, conventional IHC has been faced with several practical limitations to examine tens of biomarkers in clinics: time, labor, diagnostic expense, and the amount of tissues required.

This function uses a practical platform to examine co-expression genes of microarray data in transcriptional regulation networks.

G-theory is a specific application of ANOVA, deals with n-way designs and provides a flexible and practical framework to examine different sources of measurement error.

Though ubiquitous, music is hard to study scientifically; until comparatively recently, we lacked the conceptual framework to analyse it as a neuropsychological phenomenon and the practical tools to examine brain structures and processes that allow us to experience it.